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It was because a set of hardcore bilateral strategic interests had converged.
These are the sort of paintings that make you suspect photography is superior to painting as a representation of our time, because a set of sleek black-and-white shots of these objects by Dennis Hopper or Catherine Opie might give them a real fetishistic power.
Sulphur hexafluoride has been chosen as the test fluid for the study because it has a high degree of molecular symmetry and because a set of internationally-approved thermodynamic tables for the fluid is being prepared.
Our argument is that processes of policymaking must be inclusive to affect and transform innovation systems because a set of distributed actors, rather than ministries and innovation agencies, is the gatekeepers of change.
If loans weren't provided by banks, there would be a naturally arising limit to them because a set of individuals would decide whether to pick up their money and loan it to somebody else.
As they had no permanent drummer, McCartney looked for someone to fill the Hamburg position, which was difficult, as Lennon later said that drummers were "few and far between", because a set of drums was an expensive item.
Now, these institutions have woken up to its novelty not because of the science, but because of a set of concerns about regulation.
In the sort of "strong, positive" safety culture the committee believes universities should develop and that already exists in major industrial research labs people work safely "not because of a set of rules, but because of a commitment to safety throughout an organization" that integrates "safety as an essential element in the daily work of laboratory researchers".
"The Warsaw ghetto uprising, because of a set of elements, symbolizes the whole of Jewish resistance to the general public," said Saul Friedlander, a history professor at the University of California at Los Angeles who has written extensively on the Holocaust.
Greece said last week that its budget deficit would narrow to 7.8 percent of gross domestic product this year, down from 13.8 percent last year, because of a set of far-reaching spending cuts and tax increases.
